Watcher of the Trees Trentino-South Tyrol, Italy
1986 - 1992
The Electric Shields
(Vox&Hammond Organ, Piano, Harmonica,
Vocal)
1993 - 2002
Moonshiners
(Lead Vocal, Bodhran, Guitar, Harmonica)
2007 - 2011
The Laghel Day
(As Producer)
2011
Watcher Of The Trees
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